One thing that'south for sure is that the "evil" of the title is becoming less and less "residential." This time around the nasty T-virus has spread all over the whole world and humanity is in grave danger. I gauge that'due south where the "extinction" part comes in.
One time once again we find ourselves not too long subsequently the previous film left off. Humanity is in abattoir and "Extinction" plays itself like a post-apocalyptic thriller, no pun intended. Alice is evading the evil Umbrella Corporation who needs to conclude some experiments merely they can only practise it with her blood and clones don't work. While wandering the desert Alice finds out she has mental powers, meets a group of survivors, and happens to exist tracked by Umbrella all inside what must exist one hour. I estimate it's not her lucky day. The audience all the same, providing you're fans of stylized carnage, is in for a picayune treat. "Extinction" not simply provides a more than interesting plot than the previous moving picture, it also provides much better action and special effects. These effects feature zombies (naturally) but also demonic crows and a nasty mutation at the end. The action scenes are nicely done with somewhat unpredictable approach to who gets munched and who doesn't so tension is there throughout.
There are likewise many absurdities, but they can just be expected in a film like this. For instance, the film is set in a desolate earth with supposedly lilliputian supplies yet the women look like they put on brand upward every morn and regularly get a manicure. The GOOD women that is. Alice meets some BAD people in the beginning and these people somehow oasis't picked up whatever of those bathroom supplies and brand up kits that are laying around. Those bad people are another thing, they announced in an early scene that demonstrates that Alice can fight and kick ass... seeing that this is the 3rd picture show in the series do they really need to make this point over again? If they avoided it, and so the climatic fight might have been longer and a bit more, you know, climatic. But I judge that wasn't the indicate of that fight since right later it we are set up for Resident Evil 4.
"Extinction" is enjoyable for what it is, but that's information technology. --- 6/ten
Rated R for violence/gore and horror. Ages 13+
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